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“Digital Delivery Centre” Opens In Newcastle
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) opened a new digital delivery facility in Newcastle earlier this week.
Accountants Criticise HMRC RTI Glitches
Accountants have spoken out against HM Revenue and Customs’ (HMRC) Real Time Information (RTI) system, claiming there are a number of technical problems.
Clarity Is Needed For Universal Credit “End State”
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) Select Committee has released a report that calls for a series of actions from the Department to address concerns about Universal Credit (UC).
Families With No Internet To Miss Out On Benefits
Families across the UK are likely to miss out on the government new childcare tax break set to be introduced next year because they lack Internet access.
GDS Approve Whitehall e-Recruitment System
The Government Digital Service (GDS) has allowed an e-Recruitment system for HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) and Civil Service Resourcing (CSR) to move to public beta.
GDS To Improve Insight Into Technology Leaders Network
The Government Digital Service (GDS) has started to blog about the meetings of the Technology Leaders Network (TLN) in an attempt to give a better insight into the organisation’s process and decisions.
HMRC Begins GOV.UK Verify Trial During Self-Assessment Period
HMRC is currently trialling the government’s new identity assurance scheme GOV.UK Verify alongside its self-assessment programme while the Department is at its most busy.
HMRC CHIEF Up For 2017 Replacement
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) is due to issue an invitation to tender in a bid to find a replacement system for its Customs Handling of Import and Export Freight (CHIEF).
HMRC Claims To Be Saving Thousands With Paperless Forms
HMRC is aiming to save the taxpayer by £800,000 by March 2015 with its iForms project which is currently digitising 500 different paper forms.
HMRC Defends Twitter Tax Queries Decision
HMRC has defended itself against claims that its asking people to “Tweet” tax enquiries to the @HMRCcustomers account was “laughable.”
HMRC Explains Commitment To Digital, Cloud And Open Source
HM Revenue and Customs has revealed how it is using digital technology, the cloud and open source to transform its services.
HMRC Introduces Personal Tax Accounts
HM Revenue and Customs has taken the next “big step” in its digital journey by launching the test version of its Personal Tax Account.
HMRC Is Seeking Additional Data-Gathering Powers
HM Revenue and Customs has launched a consultation on changes to its data-gathering abilities in order to tackle the “hidden economy.”
HMRC IT System Fails, Staff “Paid To Go Home”
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has allegedly been paying staff to stay at home for three months following a tax credit systematic IT failure.
HMRC Seeking £162k A Year Cloud Transformation Director
HMRC has revealed it is seeking a "Cloud Transformation Director," a role which could be paid up to £162,500 a year.
HMRC Tax Credits Beta Given Green Light
Following a Government Digital Service (GDS) review, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has been given approval to continue with a public beta of a new tax credits system.
HMRC Unveils “Risky” Aspire Replacement Plan
HMRC CIO and digital officer Mark Dearnley has claimed that his Department will need to spend around £600m if it is to replace its Aspire contract successfully.
HMRC Use Online Banking To Inspire Tax Returns
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has claimed it wants tax returns to be as easy as online banking as it makes the transition to Digital by Default.
HMRC: “Work Together To Combat Fraudulent Email”
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has urged the public sector to work together to solve the problem of fraudulent email.
IT Firms Bag Majority Of £10bn Annual Government Spend
Just 20 suppliers received a share of the £21bn spent by government across 2012 and 2013 – six of which are IT firms, claims new research.
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